The UN Sustainable Development Goals can be used in an American Classroom. This blog discusses how those ideas can translate into sustainability education in the states.

Tired of the material waste that comes with STEM challenges? Sustainable STEM solves it by using salvaged classroom and household materials for design challenges like "Harry Needs a View!" and "Zero-Touch Transport," turning recycling bins into supply cabinets.

When the weather changes your outside lesson to an indoor plan, you have to pivot. This blog article discusses a great inside environmental lesson that will keep any grade level occupied.

This article discusses what sustainability actually looks like in a K-5 classroom setting. More than just reduce, reuse and recycle, sustainability education is a cohesive look at humans and our impact on the planet.

This blog article showcases a lesson using the book Chicka Chicka Boom Boom. Students use toilet paper rolls, popsicle sticks and letters to make their own tree.

Even ghosts deserve a sustainable home! In this open-ended Engineering Design Process challenge, students build a Kapla-block ghost house complete with sustainable architecture features like solar panels, compost bins, and natural shading.

A guest speaker's compliment sparked a bigger question: where does coding fit into sustainability education? From tracking deforestation to monitoring soil health, this post makes the case that Green Tech and computer literacy go hand in hand.

Worried about politics in your climate lessons? This guide offers a neutral framework for teaching climate change in K-5, with five hands-on, non-political projects covering green jobs, soil science, energy audits, and more.